I was recently invited to Cinnamon Coffee House in One World Hotel to try out their cakes. Before our cake feast, we were treated to the buffet dinner being served in the same restaurant.
The first thing that greets you as you walk in the restaurant is the colorful dessert display. There were many desserts on offer, but I only tried a few since we were getting a cake tasting session after the buffet. The honey dew jelly was pretty good but my favorite from this section was probably the mini profiteroles.
Some small bites or bite-size appetizers are laid out in a very creative manner, singly on spoons and placed through a glass stand. My favorite was the smoked salmon topped with capers.
Cinnamon Coffee House offers both local and International cuisine, where you will find buffet lines and also live cooking stations. As with hotel buffets, the choices here is vast - salads, cheese, pasta, Japanese food, soup, satay, rojak, steamboat, dim sum, and Indian food, just to name a few.
Pastas are freshly cooked to order at one of their live cooking stations. Choose from various types of pasta such as squid ink and spinach, and customize your own sauce. Within minutes, the chef will whip up your pasta dish for you.
A specially dedicated counter for Japanese food, where you can get sushi, sashimi, cold soba, and various appetizers. The sushi is made to order and the sashimi is freshly sliced upon request. During our visit, salmon, tuna and butterfish was available. The salmon sashimi is of decent quality and I helped myself to quite a few pieces. Tempura is served in a different section, at the other end of the restaurant.
When I was going around taking photographs of the food, this particular dish, Seabass with Tom Yum Sauce, caught my attention right away. A whiff of this dish and I was sold. It was so tantalizing and just made my mouth water. Thankfully, it lived up to my expectations. Slightly sweet and spicy, it was wonderfully appetizing.
There is also a noodles "live cooking station". The noodle of the day changes daily; during our visit it was Penang Prawn Mee. Though not comparable to the authentic Penang version, the soup was tasty enough to make this a worthwhile dish to try.
Other than the buffet dinner, Cinnamon Coffee House also serves afternoon tea between 3-6pm daily and cakes all day long. There is a "Deli Counter Special Offer' whereby all breads and cakes at the counter is sold at 50% discount after 3.00pm daily (RM12++ per slice before discount). That's a really great deal if you ask me.
We tried a total of 11 flavours that evening. Overall, the cakes were not too sweet. Three of my favorite flavours were the Petit Antone, red velvet and carrot cake. The Petit Antone had a rich hazelnut and chocolatey flavour, and reminded me very much of Ferrero Rocher. The red velvet cake was one of the better ones I have eaten lately; I like it since it was moist and had two thick layers of cream cheese frosting (almost as thick as the actual cake). The carrot cake was also pretty moist with bits of nuts in it.
Cinnamon Coffee House is open from 6.00am to 1.00am daily.
Price: RM88++ per adult for buffet dinner. (6.30pm-10.30pm) 50% discount on children aged 4-12 years.
Location: Cinnamon Coffee House, Concourse Level, One World Hotel, First Avenue, Bandar Utama City Centre, 47800 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia.
Tel: 03-7681 1111
Website: http://www.oneworldhotel.com.my/index.php/dine/cinnamon-coffee-house/
When I arrived at the restaurant, the first thing that caught my eye was the beautiful glass decor hanging from the ceiling. The bubble-shaped glass has been custom made, giving the restaurant a sophisticated look. There is also an outdoor dining area with water features and bamboo plants, where you can dine alfresco style should you wish.
It really is very pretty, isn't it?
The first thing that greets you as you walk in the restaurant is the colorful dessert display. There were many desserts on offer, but I only tried a few since we were getting a cake tasting session after the buffet. The honey dew jelly was pretty good but my favorite from this section was probably the mini profiteroles.
Different flavoured jellies
Buffet cake counter
The dragon watching over the desserts
Some small bites or bite-size appetizers are laid out in a very creative manner, singly on spoons and placed through a glass stand. My favorite was the smoked salmon topped with capers.
Cinnamon Coffee House offers both local and International cuisine, where you will find buffet lines and also live cooking stations. As with hotel buffets, the choices here is vast - salads, cheese, pasta, Japanese food, soup, satay, rojak, steamboat, dim sum, and Indian food, just to name a few.
Magherita pizza
Pastas are freshly cooked to order at one of their live cooking stations. Choose from various types of pasta such as squid ink and spinach, and customize your own sauce. Within minutes, the chef will whip up your pasta dish for you.
Squid ink pasta carbonara
The food at the buffet lines have been decorated in an attractive and colorful manner to arouse the diners. From the Western section, I tried the grilled chicken with mushroom sauce; the chicken was tender and the sauce flavorful.
Baked Mussel with Sauteed Spinach
Grilled Snapper with Herb Crust and Lemon Butter Sauce
Beef Meatballs
Grilled Zucchini with Aioli Sauce and Anchovy
Grilled Chicken with Mushroom Sauce
Create your own salad and toss it in the cheese bowl.
Salad concocted by my fellow diner, Xiang
Cold appetizers
Seafood terrine and chicken
Cheese
Some local vegetables, including petai (stink beans) and acar
Bread in various forms. There are also two types of homemade Western soups available and a Chinese double boiled soup at the dim sum section.
A specially dedicated counter for Japanese food, where you can get sushi, sashimi, cold soba, and various appetizers. The sushi is made to order and the sashimi is freshly sliced upon request. During our visit, salmon, tuna and butterfish was available. The salmon sashimi is of decent quality and I helped myself to quite a few pieces. Tempura is served in a different section, at the other end of the restaurant.
Japanese Appetizers
Oysters, mussels, prawns
Salmon sashimi
Butterfish sashimi
Tempura
When I was going around taking photographs of the food, this particular dish, Seabass with Tom Yum Sauce, caught my attention right away. A whiff of this dish and I was sold. It was so tantalizing and just made my mouth water. Thankfully, it lived up to my expectations. Slightly sweet and spicy, it was wonderfully appetizing.
Seabass with Tom Yum Sauce
Wok fried crab Thai style
Char Koay Teow
Braised prawn with herbal stock and Braised chicken with golden mushroom and wood fungus
Stewed beef with black pepper sauce and Cabbage and bean curd in coconut cream
Fried mixed vegetable 'loh hon' style and deep fried fish fillet with thai chilli sauce
There is also a noodles "live cooking station". The noodle of the day changes daily; during our visit it was Penang Prawn Mee. Though not comparable to the authentic Penang version, the soup was tasty enough to make this a worthwhile dish to try.
Cool down with some ais kacang or ice-cream before you hit the desserts counter!
Some fresh fruits
Fruit basket
Other than the buffet dinner, Cinnamon Coffee House also serves afternoon tea between 3-6pm daily and cakes all day long. There is a "Deli Counter Special Offer' whereby all breads and cakes at the counter is sold at 50% discount after 3.00pm daily (RM12++ per slice before discount). That's a really great deal if you ask me.
We tried a total of 11 flavours that evening. Overall, the cakes were not too sweet. Three of my favorite flavours were the Petit Antone, red velvet and carrot cake. The Petit Antone had a rich hazelnut and chocolatey flavour, and reminded me very much of Ferrero Rocher. The red velvet cake was one of the better ones I have eaten lately; I like it since it was moist and had two thick layers of cream cheese frosting (almost as thick as the actual cake). The carrot cake was also pretty moist with bits of nuts in it.
Petit Antone
Red Velvet Cake
Carrot Cake
June's Cake of the Month - Aloe Vera Chocolate Cake (RM90++ for whole cake)
Mixed Nuts Tiramisu
Oreo Cheesecake
Green Tea Opera Cake
Pave Pistachio
Black Forest Cake
Mango Dome
Peach Crumble
Cinnamon Coffee House is open from 6.00am to 1.00am daily.
Price: RM88++ per adult for buffet dinner. (6.30pm-10.30pm) 50% discount on children aged 4-12 years.
Location: Cinnamon Coffee House, Concourse Level, One World Hotel, First Avenue, Bandar Utama City Centre, 47800 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia.
Tel: 03-7681 1111
Website: http://www.oneworldhotel.com.my/index.php/dine/cinnamon-coffee-house/
wow, the dragon sure is eye-catching! i can imagine it coming to life after midnight, when everyone has left, and prowling the restaurant in search of leftover beef meatballs (i can't remember what dragons actually eat) :D
ReplyDeleteHehe, I'm terrified of buffets given how much I've been eating of late... Still, after reading this, I feel so tempted... :P
ReplyDeletewhat a looooooong post! Seriously, desserts look better than mains;)
ReplyDeleteI went there for breakfast. I have to say, it was not too bad. :D my sister had her ltcl exams there. :)
ReplyDeleteI am SOooo tempted by the cakes!
ReplyDeleteThose cakes r killing me softly~~
ReplyDeleteomgggggggggg~~~ it is like cn't finish eating forever~~~hahaha~~
ReplyDeleteSo many temptations. Haha ... overkill, almost. But indeed, the cakes looked so much better than the mains.
ReplyDeleteso many kind, too many choice, makan until BOOM :)
ReplyDeletelove the cake,
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